The edge of a coin may be plain (smooth), reeded (vertical striations), or lettered (bears lettering or ornamentation).
The Edge of a coin is sometimes considered to be its “third side”.
Term indicating the value of a numismatic object.
When given a value, it describes the monetary value assigned to an object within a denominational system. (Source: Nomisma)
The physical material from which an object is made.
The value of this property describes the physical material from which a numismatic object is made. (Source: Nomisma)
A mint mark is a letter, symbol or an inscription on a numismatic object indicating the mint where the numismatic object was produced.
The value of this property Identifies the letter, symbol or an inscription on a numismatic object indicating the mint where it was produced.
Generic term for a place of manufacture of a numismatic object or for the issuing city.
The value given to this property identifies the place of manufacture or issue of a numismatic object.
